Sentence examples for price predicted from inspiring English sources

Much to Mr. Smith's surprise, the classroom experiment quickly converged on the price predicted by simple demand and supply.

"If the administration sticks to its guns," Mr. Price predicted, "mountaintop removal is going to be severely curtailed".

"Martin will have the New Democratic Party for a modest price," predicted Desmond Morton, a historian at McGill University in Montreal.

Paradoxically, the pair of Louis XVI imitation candelabra triggered vigorous competition and climbed to £73,250, more than double the price predicted by Christie's.

The difference between the price predicted for each country, given its average income, and its actual price offers a better guide to currency under- and overvaluation than the "raw" index.

The difference between the price predicted by the red line for each country, given its income per head, and its actual price offers a better guide to currency under- and overvaluation than the PPP-based "raw" index.This alternative recipe, with its adjustment for GDP per person, indicates that the Brazilian real is still badly overcooked, at more than 100% too dear (see lower chart).

Still, it's worrying if you buy into in the old line about the commodity they call Dr Copper – as it supposedly has a PhD in economics because its price predicts turning points in the global economy.

"With the share price predicting the very worst case scenario - down over 20% in the last month alone - today's in-line results and cautiously optimistic outlook statement provide some reassurance," he said.

However, Feigen believes the Cezanne will not go beyond the Van Gogh in price, predicting it instead at somewhere near $50 million.

It is shown that the flow field of Price predicts a zero lift force but the validity of this, for actual flows, is questioned.

Citigroup, citing the severely depressed housing market, the credit squeeze and high energy prices, predicted on Tuesday that the economy was about to start shrinking and would barely eke out any growth for all of 2008.